Sentence examples for exception of the argument from inspiring English sources

It is not its authority that is in question (perhaps with the exception of the argument at 5 114 in the Critique of Practical Reason).

In fact Lord Patten said: "I take slight exception to the argument that I hardly watch television, it is true you don't find me in front of Eastenders".

"I actually take exception to the argument that it doesn't change anything," Haghani said.

With the exception of the final argument, all of the quod nons are based upon "cases" or particular circumstances (in isto casu, in casu posito) (Genest 1991: 242 3).

Renault may be one of those rare exceptions to the argument that governments should not own businesses.

Findings from research on siblings in sub-Saharan Africa provide some notable exceptions to the arguments about resource dilution.

He took exception to several of the arguments in The Times: young women of the 1860s, he wrote, were not unaware of the existence of prostitution; and attempting to keep them in ignorance would not conduce to virtue.

The ontological argument is, of course, a notable exception, and, consequently, the advocate of the argument from evil certainly needs to be able to show that it is unsound.

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On the UK tour, the band members never spoke with Weiland, with the exception of a few arguments around the stage.

This iBrief discusses the constitutionality of the complexity exception and the arguments for and against its implementation, with particular emphasis on the application of the exception to patent infringement cases.